Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-26
LOCAL 6REWTieS.

LOCAL sReWTieS.
Rev. &. W. Choate, OF Yellow SPRING.,
was in the city today.
Dr. Morgan went to Xeaia this morning
nn professional business.
! Messenger No. Ia is q dandy and the
| men bet on his fast time.
/ Miss Sue Ballard went To Toledo this
morning on visit TO friends.
Mr. ID. W. Stroud and family went to
Toledo today. on pleasure trip.
Miss Lille Brown. OF South Charleston,
Is the guest of Springfield friends.
Miss DeIlo Grove returned last evening
from a prolonged visit 10 Pittsburg.
Mr.. NJ. Davidson leaves tomorrow, VIA
the Pan Handle, for Harrisburg, Pa.
Forepaugh's advertising car No. 3. al
rived in the city from Nenia this morning.
Mr. W. b. Tattershall. manager of the
Springfield District Telegraph company, is
al his home i'll.
Robert Buck, a four-months- old boy baby
at the Children's Home, died last night OF
cholera infantum.
/ The congregation of the Fisher street
German Lutheran church will picnic tenor
row al Cold Springs.
Mrs Tom f. Halls, of Indianapolis. is
the guest of Miss Jennie Fellowes. OF
Mound street, for the week.
Mr.. Jake Brugger, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Office, Is in Gin
clnnsti today on business.
| Miss Avis Roberts and sister Ethel left
this morning ON visit 10 friends in lronton.
GAINESVILLE and other points.
Miss Bennie Brugger, OF the Western
Union Telegraph Office in this city, will
spend her vacation at Yellow Springs.
Friends of the Universslist church will
please remember the business meeting to-
morrow "wednesday evening at $ o'clock,
at q. A. X. hall.
A brakeman named Pettifore. while
coupling cars of the |. b. h W. near this
point on Saturday. had his arm mashed. -
Urbana C1izen
MIR. Joseph Champagne was down town
toiay His health is somewhat improved
and he was greeted by all his friends on
being out again.
In men and means, the Ohio State uni,
in another column, is one of the leading in,
situations OF the west.
John Singleton, for safe keeping, Natiy
/ Lucas, disorderly; Mary Cheek. disorderiy,
and Benjamin Schneider, disorderly, were
arrested yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. ID. C. Webb. assisted by
their sister, Miss Olive Haney, OF Chilli
cothe, entertained Few friends AT tea very
handsomely, last evening.
Yesterday afternoon game of base ball
Was played by the Springfield Browns and
a coior-d nine. resulting in favor Of the
/ Browns by a score of 23 10 10.
! The Buckeye club excursion to the state
convention at Toledo is go and will leave
the Bee Line station tomorrow (Wednes
day morning Al 80 o'clock.
| Mr.. Richmond Ray, formerly salesn al
in this city. now connected with the New
York pOstofiice, is in town visiting friends
and renewing old scqusintsnces.
The house martins haunt the Arcade
building in wonderful numbers every night
and sit upon the telegraph wires till the
latter become solid strings OF birds.
4 Department Commander ID. c. Putnam
left today for Piqua to see about the loca.
ton there Of the semi-annrral encampmen1
of the department of Ohio q. A.. r.
Rev. Dr. William Runyan. accompanied
by his wife and two daughters, left thi:
morning for the LOyelsnd camp grounds,
where they will remain several days.
Messenger No. IA. Eddie Christman. vii
print your name neatly On . pretty LITTLE
card for 10 cents for fifty up TO dollar /,
dozen. Give the little fellow chance.
A verv pleasant evening was had by the
old reliable Springfield Building AssOcis
ton last night Five hundred and seventy
one dollars were paid in and fifteen new
shares were sold.
The fourth quarterly communion service
of st. Paul NJ. +. church will be held mex
Sunday morning. July 3lst. 1t is great,
desired that the entire membership of tl.'
church be present
Officer DeI.acy arrested that nOtOrion.
blister Liz Bray, at noon, on Sycsmor'
street. for abusing her aged mother. Sh,
was hauled up in the patrol wagon, aftel
which thr hose was turned on the vehicle
Mr.. Bruce MOffat this morning receiyet
from his friend, Hon. John VI. Wilson, o
Washington {. H., ex-cOnsul to Bremen, {
worn. yellow and tattered copy of a littl,
paper published thirty years ago at Antioch
college. Ii is called the The Probe, snt
the meme indicates its contents
Mr.. Arthur ID. Hosterman and wife. o.
: Sioux City, Iowa, are the guests OF Mr.
Hosterman's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. ID. X.
Hosterman, of this city. Mr.. HostermaI
was formerly connected with the editorial
staff of the REP,BLIC, and Is now operat
ing a large ready print establishment in
Sioux City. and is doing well.
Mrs. }. l.. Coleman, Mrs. George Arthur
and Mrs. DIR. Lewis are making tour OF
the lakes. They will be absent some time.
MI Ben l.. DE Camp, OF Cincinnati, was
the guest OF Springfield friends last night
and this morning. He rode from Cincin
natl to Springfield on his bicycle. He left
this morning Via the n. !. =. o. fol
Mansfield Ia attend the meet" ot Obi,
wh-elmrn.
A Gusher.
The Arcade fountain. and near by il is
LimbOcker's fine stationery store and pint
ing establishment All sorts OF line woTl